How to know if you have a toxic relationship with makeup

Several studies point out that the cosmetics industry is the only one capable of benefiting from financial crises.It is popularly known as the theory of ‘Lipstick Effect’, a hypothesis that ensures that before an economic crisis, lipstick sales shoot.It may seem nonsense but it is reasonable to think that people instead of buying expensive products such as a expensive appliance or any other type of gadget, bet on low -cost items.

On Instagram, influencers have dedicated themselves, among other things, to offer makeup tutorials, show their facial routines and even some have opted to experiment with fantasy styles full of color.Playing with makeup can be very fun and, of course, there is nothing wrong, but it is also important to distinguish when this relationship is being harmful.

In fact, during this quarantine period it was when many of these problems have come to light.This was confessed to Lizzo in an interview with People by explaining that he was taking advantage of this social distancing to "free himself from makeup".

“I think I've been makeup every day of my life during the last six months.We become addicted to be arranged 24 hours, ”he explained.The American rapper believes that the fact of makeup every day alters the perception of oneself negatively.

"In February, I remember spending a few days in Brazil without makeup and asking me:‘ Why am I so ugly? ’".It was then that he realized that he was "addicted" since "I only saw my face with makeup beautiful".Now in this period of confinement he has managed to "free" himself with this small care exercise of oneself."My dream is to take off my nails, not wear makeup and grow and walk naked in my garden," he concludes.